Fisheries and oceanographic database with over two decades of validated, standardised and quality-assured series, ready to underpin analysis, forecasting and sustainable management solutions for marine resources.

MAMEDE is a new common bean variety (white dry bean type) that combines high commercial grain quality with outstanding multiple disease resistance and unusual versatility, as it can be used both for dry grain production and green pod consumption.

A novel continuous-geometry assembly system that eliminates internal dead zones, facilitates rapid on-deck cleaning without disassembly and guarantees the reproducibility of scientific results between successive sampling stations.

Remote control solution for scientific instrumentation in CTD-Rosette systems that leverages existing system signals to activate additional equipment. No extra cabling or structural modifications required, significantly reducing operational complexity.

Novel smart system which warns about changes on the fish behavior responding to external factors which are controllable in a fish farm.

Through an enzymatic hydrolysis process of blood it is posible to obtain enriched extracts of peptides and proteins. The resulting hydrolysate product is a very high-nutritional-value supplement to be incorporated in aquaculture feeding.

A late-cycle variety of turnip green that allows for higher production due to its longer growth cycle.

A family of molecules that act on specific plant receptors to optimise their response to drought. They enable faster germination, more uniform early development, and increased resilience.

Modular system that quantifies in real time the filtered water volume and the effective sampling depth, providing accuracy, traceability and efficiency to aquatic monitoring programmes.

Tool for the analysis of underwater video that enables the precise, georeferenced annotation of species and other relevant elements. It integrates and organises all information gathered during dives into a single geodatabase, facilitating its consultation and subsequent processing.